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Voices from the Past: Confusion Concerning the Great Commission
by David J. Hesselgrave
Christian Barriers to Jesus: Conversations and Questions from the Indian Context by J. Paul Pennington
Reviewed by David Cashin
Contemporary Mission Theology, edited by Robert Gallagher and Paul Hertig
Reviewed by Geoff Hartt
Eastern Voices: Volume 1: Insight, Perspective, and Vision from Kingdom Leaders in Asia in Their Own Words, Compiled by Asian Access
Reviewed by R. Bruce Carlton
Muslim Insider Christ Followers: Their Theological and Missional Frames, by Jan Hendrik Prenger
Reviewed by John Cheong
The MisLinks Story
Special Note Little did Mike and I know that when he wrote this piece it would be his final one for our MisLinks column. Mike and I co-authored MisLinks
Theology and Practice of Mission: God, the Church, and the Nations
Bruce Riley Ashford, editor. B&H Academic, 127 Ninth Avenue North, MSN 114 Nashville, TN 37234, 2011, 352 pages, $25.99. —Reviewed by William Taylor, senior mentor, WEA Mission Commission; president,
Touching the Heart of Gulen: Gospel Pathways for Reaching the Movement
The July 15 coup in Turkey has brought the name of Fethullah Gulen and the movement which bears his name to the attention of the international community. On an almost daily basis, we read news reports of Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, blaming Gulen for fomenting the coup and calling for his extradition from the United States. Since the late 1990s Gulen’s hizmet (service) movement has been very active in the U.S., running a network of 146 charter schools1, about 50 local interfaith dialogue groups and numerous cultural centers across the country. (C.A.S.I.L.I.P.S. 2014).
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